The pale floral bouquet reference joins thinner shoulder connections to a deep V-shaped front centre. Larger floral forms sit densely on the bodice and continue in longer paths over the finer lower areas. Quieter surfaces remain visible between motifs. Both hands hold a pale dry-looking bouquet before the body, covering part of the lower bodice centre. The complete head and face appear. Longer hair lies partly loose beneath a pale leaf-like hair accent. Part of a longer pale rear surface appears at the lower right, while the complete hem and shoes are missing.
Use the picture as a floral alternative to the denser dotted selection. A comparable dense glitter effect is not established here. The finer ground explains neither a particular fibre nor general coverage. Bouquet and outdoor setting also confirm no documented wedding day. Compare the visible flowers and quieter gaps on their own terms.
Ask for the real favourite’s same front without an obscuring addition and its own matching rear. Add your planned bouquet or another accessory afterwards. Compare the whole lower outline with your shoes instead of deriving the missing length from the side area.
